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We just wanted to update everyone on the paving project at the Maryland Avenue/602 tunnel. We received this updated schedule by Juanita Roudabush- Town Manager. Per VDOT, pavement milling and replacing in the tunnel is now scheduled for Wednesday May 29th (mill out) and Thursday May 30th (repave it). The milling equipment was delayed on another project, but is now scheduled for May 29th in Shenandoah at the 602/Maryland Avenue tunnel.
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Hey, we just want to share with you some news that we just received from the Shenandoah Town Office regarding paving to start soon on the 602/Maryland Avenue Tunnel.
Rt. 602/Maryland Avenue Tunnel pavement to be repaired:
VDOT hired the contractor to do the pavement work on BOTH sides of the tunnel on Rt. 602/Maryland Avenue.
The work is scheduled to begin April 29th and the contractor expects it won't last more than a few days or so. VDOT will let us know if the schedule changes for any reason.
As I understand it, traffic will still be able to flow on one side of the tunnel while the other is being repaired.
Please be mindful of traffic control in this area and expect delays while this much needed work is being done by VDOT during this time.
Additionally, other VDOT crews are in Town now and will be in Town throughout this spring and summer doing more work on the streets within the Town limits.
Town crews will be doing maintenance to the Town owned streets, as funds allow throughout the spring, summer, and fall as well.
Please be extra cautious while traveling through all work zones.
Juanita Roudabush
Town Manager/MMC
426 First Street
Shenandoah, Virginia 22849
540-652-3328 - phone
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Did you get a chance to get a Tenderloin Dinner at the Shenandoah Rescue 1 building last month? It was delicious! If you missed that one, they have another Tenderloin Dinner scheduled for Wednesday April 17th 2019 from 12 noon-until. Eat in, or Carry-out, and they have delivery service for in Town only till 4:30pm Call 540-476-3979. Here is the full menu: Pan Fried Pork Tenderloin, Mashed Potatoes, Homemade Pan Gravy, Green Beans, Buttered Corn, Applesauce, Roll or Bread, Desert of Choice, Drink for only $9:00
Eat in , Carry-out Or Delivery In Town Only Til 4:30
Call 540-476-3979
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Did you know that Shenandoah Newz gets most of its news topics from the Shenandoah Town Hall? You too can get the same news that we get from the following sources:
You can visit the Town’s webpage where they post upcoming local events and pictures. www.townofshenandoah.com
You can subscribe to receive via email the Town Council Minutes & Town News Letters. To sign up please visit the towns website and click on the subscribe link located in the left hand column.
You can join the Town of Shenandoah’s Facebook Group page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/OfficialTownofShenandoah/about/ They started this page in August 2018.
We also wanted to mention about another avenue you can receive Shenandoah and Page County news on Facebook called Shenandoah Star. https://www.facebook.com/theshenandoahstar/ It’s ran by Shenandoah resident Craig Lancto. Check out Craig’s other Facebook page called Red Kayak Picatures, where you can see some amazing pictures that Craig has taken on the Shenandoah River.
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The lines have been painted, the stoplights have been removed. The Flaggers have left; and workers are now taking down all of the construction signs. The Shenandoah River Bridge Construction Project has come to an end! 4pm on December 27, 2018.
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Update as of December 27, 2018: This project has been completed.
Bridge Delays in Shenandoah: Update as of October 31,2018:
Drivers can expect delays on the Route 602 Bridge (William Milnes, Jr. Bridge) starting Monday, November 5, 2018, as the crew removes the temporary stoplights and insert flag men at each end of the project, and continue their work to restore the bridge.
The bridge will NOT be closing for the duration of the project, as we previously thought.
The width restriction for the bridge will be 10'.
Please plan accordingly and expect delays between now and the tentative end date of November 30, 2018 (this is subject to change if inclement weather or other issues arise.)
We will continue to do our best to keep everyone up to date on the status of this project.
Sarah Dean, Town Clerk, Town of Shenandoah
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Traffic Alert- Shenandoah River Bridge Route 602 (East Point Road) Beginning Monday April 23, 2018, flaggers will control traffic during daylight hours as contractors mobilize equipment and install temporary traffic signals on both sides of the bridge. The signals will control traffic 24/7 beginning in early May 2018. During Construction This maintenance work will require crews to be on the bridge decks during the repairs. Therefore, single-lane closures will be required and the traveling public can expect delays during work hours. Traffic signals on both sides of the bridge will be in operation 24/7, except for rare occasions when flagging crews control traffic. Vehicles using the bridge during this project will be restricted to 10 feet in width. During the later stages of this rehabilitation (September-November 2018), Route 602 will be closed to all traffic (including pedestrians and bicycles) during overnight hours and weekends. A detour route will be posted during these times.
Please assist us in getting this notice out to those in adjacent Towns of Stanley, Luray, and Elkton. Traffic alerts can also be found on the VDOT website under Travel Center, Travel advisories and lane closures. Click on the area of the state you are interested in, and view current travel advisories and lane closures. Click here to go to the Staunton District Travel Center page: Staunton District Source: Click here to view View this notice on VDOT Web Page
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Just wanted to pass on to everyone that one of our local Newspapers has announced that it is shutting down. In a letter dated May 10, 2018, Randy Arrington Publisher, Ogden Va Weeklies announced that The Valley Banner will cease publishing following the June 7th graduation edition.
